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Rush-Copley Medical Center

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Rush-Copley Medical Center Snapshot

3.8
based on 191 ratings

71% would recommend to a friend

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John Diederich

81% approve of CEO

Mission Mission
The mission of Rush Copley is to provide advanced medicine with quality outcomes and extraordinary care.

Vision
To become the region's leading healthcare system. This will be accomplished through enhanced relationships with the Rush Copley medical staff, employees and community organizations.

Our promise to our patients, families and guests:
You can expect extraordinary service throughout your visit with us.
Description Rush Copley is proud to be the leading provider of health services to the greater Fox Valley area and here are a few reasons why. We’re the only level III neonatal intensive care unit in Kane County and the hospital more than 3,300 families choose every year to have their babies. We treat over 70,000 patients in our emergency rooms every year.

Safe, quality care is our focus and nearly all of our outcomes meet, and often exceed, national standards. At Rush Copley, you'll experience a unique blend of leading-edge medicine and the heartfelt compassion of dedicated professionals. All the technology and interdisciplinary collaboration you'd expect to find at top academic medical centers coincide with the special touch of friends caring for neighbors in a community setting.

Meeting the healthcare needs of a growing and diverse community, Rush Copley offers patients the latest in advanced heart and vascular care, cancer care, women’s health, emergency services and neuroscience.

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